example ``` val rights: MyApiClient = mock<M...

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[billybong]

example

val rights: MyApiClient = mock<MyApiClient>{
        on {fetchByIds(any())} doReturn emptyList<Response>()
    }

[nhaarman]

billybong: What is the definition of MyApiClient and fetchById, and what is the stack trace?

[billybong]

MyApiClient is an open class (spring bean) and fetchId receives a list of id’s based on a domain class

[nhaarman]

it could be that the body of fetchByIds is still executed because it can't be mocked: is it declared open as well?

[billybong]

aah, you mean the function as well?

[nhaarman]

exactly

[billybong]

Is there anyway around that?

[billybong]

http://hadihariri.com/2016/10/04/Mocking-Kotlin-With-Mockito/ ?

[tapchicoma]

mockito 2 can mock final methods as well

[tapchicoma]

can you show fetchByIds() function definition? It may happen that it returns list of Response? type

[nhaarman]

the only way around not adding open to the function is to use `mock-maker-inline`: https://github.com/mockito/mockito/wiki/What's-new-in-Mockito-2#unmockable

[billybong]

no it doesn’t. nhaarman was right that the method was not open and I was using Mockito 1.9. That lead me to the correct answer

[billybong]

Yup, the same as Hadi blogged about above. Big thanks for the help